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Matt Eland (@IntegerMan)

IntegerMan

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FSharpGeneticAlgorithm

A learning application centered around building a genetic algorithm in F# and using it from Blazor.

gitstractor

A library for visualizing the commits, authors, and files of any git repository

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angularIF

An Angular implementation of an Interactive Fiction engine (text adventure)

LearningLog

A collection of highlights of things I've learned from reading, conferences, and courses as well as lists of resources to investigate

PolyglotNotebookTalk

Code for my Polyglot Notebooks talk

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MattEland.AI.MLNet.TextClassificationTurtles

Text Classification in C# with ML.NET 2.0

EmergenceWin

Roguelike core game logic. A nicer front-end will later be added to present the core to the end user.

AccessibleAI.Bots

A collection of helpful packages for developing conversational AI solutions in .NET using the Microsoft Bot Framework.

VisualizingCode

Analysis resources for my "Visualizing Code" talk

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Pi-MFD

A Multi-Function Display application framework for use with Raspberry Pi and intended to be integrated with hardware buttons.

Starship-Tech-Support

A computer UI based management simulation game. In spaaaaace!

MattEland.AI

.NET Artificial Intelligence Libraries not tied to a specific project

DoggoQuestNg

An Angular Interactive Fiction game built for various articles and talks

RefactoringWithCSharp

Starting and final code for my upcoming "Refactoring with C#" book

Alfred

A computerized butler, personal assistant, and systems monitor.

DieHardSolver

A data science experiment to determine if Die Hard is a Christmas movie

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MattEland.Starship.ProcessingService

A .NET Core API built to serve an Angular / TypeScript / Redux side project

ML.NET-Auto-ML-ESRB-Rating-Classification

Classifying Game ESRB Ratings using ML.NET Auto ML

AutomatingMyDog

An experiment in Azure Cognitive Services

Goblins-Enums

A small game-like application used to demonstrate the enum keyword in C#

WhereDoggo

An AI experiment teaching AI to deduce, lie, and bluff as they play a simulation of Bezier Games' One Night Ultimate Werewolf against each other.

MigratingToTypeScript

Code related to an article of adapting JavaScript code to TypeScript code

vue-mastermind

A Vue.js / Vuex learning project centered around the Mastermind board game (or a simplified version of it)

MattEland.LinqSamples

Sample code to illustrate concepts for an article series.

DATA605FinalProject

A data analysis final project exploring patterns in code

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MattEland.Shared

Shared .NET Code. Mostly helpers and convenience methods.

MeaningOfLifeCalculator

A sample project to teach folks about GitHub!

AutoMLwithPythonAndAzure

Content from my "Automating Machine Learning with Python and Azure" talk

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StarTrek-LINQ

A way of illustrating LINQ in C#

HockeyPenaltyPrediction

A machine learning experiment to predict NHL penalty minutes based on matchups using Azure Machine Learning and automated machine learning

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SoftwareQualityTalk

Slides and sample code from a talk I'm giving on Software Quality and .NET applications

MattEland.TestManager

A test case management application built to illustrate ASP.NET Core Development

PythonPlotly

Notebooks and Code for my talk on Python, Pandas, and Plotly for Exploratory Data Analysis

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BeginnerDotNet

Helpful resources aimed at making the dotnet development experience easier for new learners

MattEland.Alfred

A hobby project built to apply AI narrowly to my daily life

MattEland.ResumeProcessor

This is a sample .NET Core API to evaluate resume data and output a score. This is intended for code illustration purposes for talks and articles and is not intended to be actually useful or usable.